“prem saran”

This book is a social-scientific interpretation of the 15 centuries-old Hindu and Buddhist traditions of tantra. It is a self-reflexive study, informed by an insider's empathy and the apprehension of an Indologist-cum-anthropologist who is also a mystic and an initiated practitioner of the cult hims... More

This is a cultural-anthropological study exploring those hedonistic aspects of the pan-Indian heritage which affirm that the pleasurable, especially the sexually pleasurable, is natural as a means to achieve the highest mystical experience.... More

As a writer, an editor and above all, as a woman, Sathya Saran derives meaning from life’s events that would otherwise just pass us by. Whether it’s the little flower girl at the temple, a spider on the wall, or the view from her window, her thoughts and insights connect with and inspire â... More

- The first translation of this great but little-known path of spiritual devotion written for the modern Western audience.- An insightful commentary aimed at making the path of love immediately accessible to Westerners.- A life-affirming and relationship-positive path of yoga.- Written in the spirit... More

The Alchemy - Grievance Behaviour To Work Motivation renders on organisational behaviour treatment to the subject of staff grievances, which are seen as the unfailing consequence of engaging people to achieve organisational goals. The book treats grievance situations as phychosocial phenomenon which... More

This book deals with the widespread phenomenon of contentious marriages and elopements in the north Indian state of Haryana. It focuses on the role of caste panchayats which curbs individual rights in the name of maintaining izzat (honour), bhaichara (brotherhood), biradri (community), and village a... More